Multi-party litigation is complex and Plaintiffs must exercise due diligence when ascertaining the identity of potential Defendants as soon as possible to avoid the expiry of limitation periods. The Alberta Court of Queen's Bench recently confirmed this in Condominium Corp. 0610078 v. Pointe of View Condominiums (Prestwick) Inc., 2016 ABQB 609.

In Northwestpharmacy.com Inc. v. Yates, the B.C. Supreme Court upheld an application by the defendants to stay legal proceedings in favour of arbitration, despite the fact that the defendants themselves...

Third party litigation financing presently plays a role in class actions and personal injury cases in Canada. ATE insurance is increasingly common for plaintiffs to obtain in pursuing a personal injury case.

Multi-party litigation is complex and Plaintiffs must exercise due diligence when ascertaining the identity of potential Defendants as soon as possible to avoid the expiry of limitation periods. The Alberta Court of Queen's Bench recently confirmed this in Condominium Corp. 0610078 v. Pointe of View Condominiums (Prestwick) Inc., 2016 ABQB 609.

The appellants, Marc Holterman and Thomas Tiffin, commenced an action for misfeasance in public office against the respondents, the Attorney General of Canada and Andrew Fish, a Canada Revenue Agency investigator.

There is a lot of confusion when it comes to renting property in Ontario with pets. Many Ontarians believe it is illegal for tenants to discriminate against pet owners and that landlords cannot reject potential tenants for their pets.